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After the 4-3 defeats at Anfield perhaps?After poor performances and results, Keegan would have them in training the next day at Tynemouth beach for everyone to see. It didn't happen often.
After the 4-3 defeats at Anfield perhaps?After poor performances and results, Keegan would have them in training the next day at Tynemouth beach for everyone to see. It didn't happen often.
The Myth of Steve Bruce:
https://www.themag.co.uk/2021/10/the-myth-of-steve-bruce-newcastle-united/
Utter nonsense.Some good points in that article. To be fair to Bruce, I think he did well to follow Rafa in that 1st season and keep us up. Of course he inherited Rafa's defensive organisation and did his best to fcuk it up and confuse the players. However, he deserved a second season and he then came off the rails. We flirted very close to relegation. Too close for me. That should have been the end of him. He says he loves him hometown club and if he did, he would resign. He loves the money more.
After the 4-3 defeats at Anfield perhaps?
Absolutely right - back him or sack him.Why should he resign, I certainly wouldn’t given the likely pay off. I don’t believe many others would either & certainly no modern manager.
Utter nonsense.
A contract works both ways.
To be fair to Bruce £8m in the back pocket or the respect of fans who hate him isn’t that tough a decision really.He doesn't need the money, but obviously wants it. People would respect him more if he resigned and went without a pay-off. I would. Unfortunately, he's damaging himself. People now know he's only clinging on for the pay-off.
Given this was an Ashley appointment contract, you would have thought it was incentive based on performances in terms of pounds per points and positions.
Why should he resign, I certainly wouldn’t given the likely pay off. I don’t believe many others would either & certainly no modern manager.
Liverpool would be losing if not for that sending off. Both shoves in the backs were penalties too. Liverpool do seem to get the rub of the green when it comes to decisions.Cracking game between Atletico & Liverpool ruined by harsh sending off.
He probably had other jobs to go to in all those situations. Managers rarely, if ever, resign & the worse the fans are to them the more likely they are to cling on.Off the top of my head, Bruce resigned at Crystal Palace, Hull, Sheffield Wed.
See post #1467 for further explanation.
To be fair to Bruce £8m in the back pocket or the respect of fans who hate him isn’t that tough a decision really.
He probably had other jobs to go to in all those situations. Managers rarely, if ever, resign & the worse the fans are to them the more likely they are to cling on.
They're certainly using up a lot of good luck early doors but if they carry on defending like that they'll be found out in the later stages.Liverpool would be losing if not for that sending off. Both shoves in the backs were penalties too. Liverpool do seem to get the rub of the green when it comes to decisions.
I don’t blame him, he’s 60, may as well get a pay off. How much compensation did you have to pay to SWFC, guessing nothing?We're talking about his so-called beloved hometown club here. He doesn't need to do this, but I don't think he cares anyway. It's just about the money now.
I don’t blame him, he’s 60, may as well get a pay off. How much compensation did you have to pay to SWFC, guessing nothing?
Before the red card it was a cracking match with Atletico slightly on top.A win away against the ugliest, most cynical team in world football. I’ll take it
A win away against the ugliest, most cynical team in world football. I’ll take it
The media have always made out that Keegan’s love it moment made him a laughing stock but for me it was a sign of his desire for the club he loved, his Dad was a Geordie (disclaimer - this comes from my memory of reading his autobiography), to do well and the honesty of the man. Dare I say we could do with a bit more of that from today’s managers (Ericsson, Morenhinio, Pardew, Alladyce).I don't think Kevin was that hard on the players. Those were great games. I think Kevin was only in charge of the 1st 4-3 game 1996. Dalglish was in charge of Newcastle for the second in 1997.